Sentence examples for The requisition of from inspiring English sources

The requisition of small light emitting organic molecules is on the rise in the field of organic electronics.

The slaughter of livestock, the mass arrests, and the requisition of vast quantities of grain led, inevitably, to shortages.

China's prime minister, Wen Jiabao, said that failure to curb the requisition of farmland could have "very serious" consequences and lead to growing numbers of landless and jobless peasants.A pervasive urban fear in China of a deluge of rural poor descending on the cities is exacerbating these concerns.

In the village of Maxinzhuang in Shunyi, one of Beijing's rural districts, hundreds of peasants have been protesting for the past month over compensation for the requisition of their land to build a water-sports complex for the Beijing Olympic Games in 2008.

Without the requisition of high-affinity binding, the process of multi-target drug design is not subject to the same high constraints as single-target drug design and therefore a higher amount of proteins can be targeted [13].

This file contains more information on the requisition of the equipment, details and illustrations of the custom enclosures, description of the power and telemetry systems, and illustrations of the field setups.

Kellogg Brown & Root would handle the requisitioning of equipment and some of the engineering.

It seemed a good time to check in with Lauren Z. Asher, an up-and-coming Manhattan attorney whose livelihood necessitates the defense, rather than the requisitioning, of the ubiquitous black town car.

Further north in Porto, the country's second-largest city, district authorities activated an emergency plan granting authorities special powers such as the requisitioning of privately owned heavy machinery.

His return to London was greeted by a hostile press, which seemed all of a piece with the requisitioning of his magnificent country house, Goldenhurst, and the bombing of his London home.

Food supplies were a continuing problem; the requisitioning of local food antagonized the peasantry; increasing dependence on the great Fulani clan leaders, who alone could put substantial forces into the field, alienated the non-Fulani.